>>81703687 (OP)It sounds like your problem is social skills. You need to find ways to practice them as your social software is bugged out or not installed. I know that some places have classes for autists to learn social skills and emotional reading but I have no idea how to go about getting into one. I can provide these tips on reading people though.
Focus on the eyes, mouth, and eyebrows. If someone is getting excited their voice will change pitch a little, their eyes will widen slightly, and their pupils will dilate (get bigger). The wide eyes and pupils can also be a sign of nervousness, fear, aggression, or panic so you also need to view their body. If someone is angry their eyes will narrow.
An excited person will face you squarely and keep their arms and legs open. They may cross their feet but the knees and elbows are the important joints to notice. A nervous or panicked person will become still and tense, like they are either freezing up or getting ready to fight, and they will tend to take a bladed stance and show their sides rather than their chest or back.
Furrowed eyebrows can mean either they are thinking or they are angry. Neutral eyebrows are a sign of pleasantness. Lifted eyebrows are either fear or surprise.
Hope this helps and good luck OP.